Tuesday 7th May 2019 is the closing date for your Local Authority to receive an application for entry to the Supplement to the register of electors for the European Parliament election and Local Elections. Full details on registering to vote can be found here The type of election you can vote in depends on your […]
Neasa spoke to the Dublin Inquirer about the need to balance the implementation of the long overdue and welcome BusConnects with the (sometimes overlooked) needs of pedestrians in Dublin communities like Phibsborough and Cabra. Full article by Erin McGuire in Dublin Inquirer is available here. Skip back to main navigation
There will be three ballots put to the electorate on 24th May 2019: Local Elections, European Elections and a referendum on divorce. Local Elections – Neasa Hourigan is running for Dublin City Council in the Cabra Glasnevin Local Electoral Area. European Elections – Ciarán Cuffe is the Green Party’s candidate for Europe in Dublin, as […]
The Green Party’s Dublin Central Dáil candidate Neasa Hourigan has called on Dublin City Council to set out clear guidelines for the clearance of snow from footpaths as well as roads in extreme weather events. Speaking this week Neasa Hourigan, a sustainable design and community development expert, who lives in Cabra stated: ‘While the work […]
Neasa speaks on the Green Party membership’s ratification of the Programme for Government Hi everyone. So it looks like the Green Party has passed the Programme for Government negotiated with Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael The Green Party had a really open and in-depth policy debate around the proposal that we were given I have […]
Contributions on local and national policing Dear Mr Ward, I am writing to you in relation to your notice to submit contributions on local and national policing. I am the parent of a six year old white cane user and I have some contributions to make on how the Gardai can help improve access to […]
During a session of the Public Accounts Committee Neasa questioned representatives of the Department of Health on the closure of the Owenacurra Centre in Midleton, County Cork. Transcript: Deputy Neasa Hourigan: I want to return to the Department. As the witness’s feed cut out in the process of the response to my original question, I […]
The current model of care for early medical abortion, which was introduced as a pandemic measure, allows healthcare providers to offer care via phone or video consultations. Telemedicine abortion has proven a positive development that is patient-centred, enables choice, and enhances access to care. I have called on the Minister for Health for its retention. […]
On the 12th January Dublin City Council’s Central Area Committee will vote on making the Filtered Permeability trial in Grangegorman permanent. The measure uses bollards to prevent motorised through traffic in order to create safer space for local residents, local school children and for thousands of pedestrians and cyclists arriving at Technological University Dublin. If […]
Today is the final day to get any of your observations in on the 3rd round of public consultation on BusConnects. A submission from myself Darcy Lonergan and Janet Horner can be found below. Our submission The plans can be found here and a submissions is as easy as an email to [email protected]. You don’t […]
Many kids with visual impairment rely on digital material they then cannot use when doing State exams. That is not ‘reasonable accommodation’, when instead secure digital documents could be in use. I put this to the Minister for Education at a recent meeting of the Disability Matters Committee. I was heartened by the Minister’s response […]
Mon, Apr 8, 2019 Read in 1 minutes Here’s my 3 point plan to green-up our local neighbourhoods and make sure all our families and friends have access to green space, clean air and a healthy environment. TAKE BACK THE TARMAC 🌳🌳🌳🌳 We need to protect and expand the green areas we already have. This […]
Mon, Dec 16, 2019 Read in 2 minutes In May we organised a petition around our Visitors Experience submission to the Office of Public Works (OPW) regarding its plans to redevelop the Phoenix Park [1]. The OPW has now published their Analysis of the Submission Received document [2]. First of all thank you so much […]
Sun, Dec 3, 2017 Read in 1 minutes Myself and Edie met with the Irish Mirror to promote World Sight Day. There are some amazing leaps being made in medical research and solutions for sight loss at the moment. While they won’t directly benefit us preventable blindness is a massive issue in Ireland, made worse […]
